| Hey Trader, "Buy the dip." I've been saying this for weeks, but I can't stress it enough. Now is the time to swoop in on some of the high profile stocks that have been on your watchlist for years. There have been a number of top-tier companies that have been hobbled in the last couple of weeks. The good news is that these companies didn't take a tumble in the market because of poor earnings or bad press. Read on to discover my secret for capitalizing on this market dip. They took hits because of overall market conditions... Specifically, inflation scares and bond yield speculation. This means that they will definitely bounce back once things settle down. As ruthless as it may sound, now is the time to strike when they're weak. While it's not your fault that some of America's top companies are struggling at the moment, it's in your best interest as a savvy investor to buy in at the low. In fact, I just put out a buy alert for one of the tech sector's darling companies that found itself at a market low this week. This is one of the market's most coveted stocks, and you ordinarily have to pay a small king's ransom to get into this position. Fortunately for you, this market has been anything but ordinary for a while now. If you want to shoot your shot and get this ticker before it bounces, check out the video below. In it, I show you my secret roadmap that's been proven to identify under the radar, high profile stocks at optimal entry and exit points. Click here to maximize your portfolio while the market is down. Hurry, before you miss this golden opportunity! Yours for better investing,  Ross Givens |
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